Comindia - South India Travel Portal
Kerala Tamil Nadu Karnataka Andhra Pradesh Maharashtra
| | | | | | | |
  Malabar
  Coorg
  Art & Culture
  Adventure
  Place " Must See"
  Climate and Weather
  Cuisine
  Featured Destinations
  Festivals
  Comindia Packages
  Fashion & Life Style
  Language
  Religion
  Monuments
  Plan your Trip
  Pilgrimage
  Kalappura
  Comindia Attraction
  Banks & Finance
  Communication
  Travels Tool Kit
  Travelers Advice
  Southindia Travel Guide
  Passport/Visa Services
  Government Related
  Foreign Relations
  Embassies & Consulates
  Major News Paper
  Entertainment
  Software Companies
  Technoparks
  Infrastructure
  Restricted Zones
  India - A Fact file
  Festival Calendar
  Distance Calculator
  Islands in India
  Cities in India
  States of India
  Map of India
  Temples of Kerala
  Kerala Education
  Kerala Government
  Kerala Quick Facts
  Indian Personalities
  Religions in India
  Festivals in India
  Kerala Pincodes
  Indian Weather
  Comindia at a Glance
  Comtour at a Glance
  Comindia Locations
  ComTour Publications
  Subscribe Newsletter
  Comindia PhotoGallary
  Bookmark Comindia Site
  Tell a Friend
  Advertise with Us
  Contact Us
:: KERALA - VASTHUKALA

It refers to an idea whose reign has come back to influence people's actions just as powerfully as it once did ages ago in ancient India. In recent times Vaasthu Shastra has become a new age fad. For the uninitiated Vaastu Shastra manipulates geography, topography and environment to channel positive energies and prevent imbalance. As a science, it incorporates principles of architecture, sculpture and

construction so as to capture all the positive effects of nature. Nature as we know, consists of five elements, viz, space, air, water and the earth. The ultimate aim of Vaastukala to use these recourses to construct a proper dwelling place that will determine the laws of peaceful co-existence .

As mentioned earlier, this science had evolved over the centuries, as a result of man's various trails to improve the slandered of living.This science date back from 6000 BC to 3000 BC. It was handed down to succeeding generations by word of month or through hand - written monographs. Keeping pace with the modern trends of development, the application of concept of Vaastu too, has changed. Vaastu has been laughed at, as another conman's bread maker, but it is a science, as it is systematic based on observation, facts and experiments. It can be considered rational, as it is based on the laws of nature and it pertains to the geological condition. It has shown itself to be practicable, has survived to the test of time, is universal utilitarian and governed by a set of principles. According to Vaasta, the entire universe exists in endless space, which has no such direction whatsoever. Our directions are defined with respect to the such,The four main primary cardinal directions are North, South, West, East. Apart from these are for intermediate spaces -north-cast, south-cast, north-west, and south-west.

According to this science all the eight directions have their own respective influences on the human beings. These directions and the angles they make have major implications on the people. East is known as the paternal side. So try and make sure that some vacant space is left on the east side, else it's believed that the male members shall die.

South east -begets health.
South brings happiness, peace and prosperity.
South west is responsible for attitude and behavior .
West brings progress and pride.
North west - the inter - relationship, range from friendship to hostility.
North - national side. If it's not kept vacant, it might spell death for the female members of the family.
North - east ensures continuity of lineage.

Viswakarma Vaastu Shastra
It's considered to be an authorative text on Vaastu ,though the period of its development is still unknown. Apart from sculpture, it deals with the construction of building and religious architecture.

Bruhatsamhita
This treatise was presented in a simple and systematic manner and it was written by Varahamihira during the reign of the Guptas. It shows the differences in various types of buiulding ,measurement of floors and characteristics of the colors.

Vaastu Shastra
It was written by Sukhananda Yathi in the 12th century A.D

Vishnu Dharmottara purana
This dates back to the 7th century A.D and it deals with the basic principles of Vaastu, painting and sculpture.

Samarangana Suta Dharama
It was written by king bhoja in the 11th century A.D and deals with temple construction, idol fabrication, art and painting.

Pramans manjari
Was written by Sutradhara Miaallu in 12 A.D

Jaya pratchs
It is considered to be the oldest treatise on Vaastu in S.India covering the techniques of construction for residential ballistic purposes.

Shilpa Ratnam
This was inscribed on sculpture in 16 A.D

Vaastu Raja Vallabha
It was written by Mandana Sutradhari in 15 A.D

   
Kerala - Green Symphony
Kerala Back Water
Kerala's rivers, little lakes and backwater lagoons give this landscape a green and silver appearance. They stretch along the costal strip from Quilon to Cochin. Experience the magic where local ferries from Kollam.
| More Info |
Kerala Resorts
This internationally famous beach is just 16 Km south of Thiruvananthapuram city, the capital of Kerala. It is an ideal spot for sun bath on the silver sands. The sea coast is silvery sand bordered on one side by..
| More Info |
Kerala Beaches
Most of the beaches in India are exotic and present spectacular effects and memorable experiences to a cross section of people from all over of the world along the vast peninsular Indian coastline.
| More Info |
© 2004 COMINDIA . All Rights Reserved | Email : comindia@vsnl.com | Tel# +91-471-2310465, 2313088 | Fax# +91-471-2722899
Disclaimer                                   Designed, Developed & Maintained by : NAVOMEDIA Creative & Technology Company, Trivandrum